Love is:
One tree shakes another tree
One cloud drives another cloud
One soul awakens another soul
Reminder before reading:
As the title of the article suggests, it is about the days when "I" and sister Lin kept filial piety, and Daiyu's age was set to be 6-7 years old (theoretically, the filial piety lasted for 27 months, but in fact I only wrote a little bit).
Therefore, there is no love, only family affection. There is no male protagonist, only dad.
There is no Baoyu and no Jia family, because I want Daiyu to grow up beside her father.
There is no other (better male) because Daiyu wants to be herself first.
Key points:
If you feel that the plots I wrote about Sister Lin/Lin Ruhai/others are too shallow for novices, that's my problem.
As we all know, the protagonist's IQ cannot exceed the author's IQ. Things that I can't think of can't be thought of by my characters.
(But readers, who are much smarter than me, probably figured it out.)
So, if you want to scold me, don't scold the people in the book.
In my mind, they are all very good, but I am not capable of writing.
The reason for opening the article is Tu Hengyu's sentence in The Wandering Earth 2: "I want to give her (Yaya) a complete life."
At that time, I only wrote four chapters before I got stuck. It was not until the release of Hu Mei's version of "Dream of Red Mansions" that I was stimulated again.
This is my first novel. I may not be able to give Sister Lin a lifetime, and I don't know where I can write it.
I hope I can make up for some of her regrets, or some of my regrets.
Fanfiction is a beautiful dream weaved for myself, and I am also Tu Hengyu.
The full text is in the manuscript box and will be sent out tonight.
Motto: Love never ends